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One man's advertisement is another man's infomercial! :)
I didn't see it as an advertisement--you didn't link to Amazon or
someplace to buy it.
While I wouldn't use the reference (we're 110% MS Windows-centric here),
I have recommended it, and it is nice to know that it has been
revised/updated.
Janice Gelb writes:
> My apologies for posting what was actually
> an advertisement. So many people have mentioned
> this book as a resource that I thought of this
> more as a public service announcement than an
> advertisement of something for sale... but of
> course, it was.
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